Duke Energy starts commercial operation of 74.5 MW Duette solar project
Duke Energy Florida, a unit of Duke Energy Corp., has started the commercial operation of a 74.5 MW Duette solar photovoltaic project in the USA.
The PV plant is built on approximately 520 acres of land in Manatee County, Florida. The Duette facility consists of about 227,000 single-axis tracking solar panels.
The project is part of Duke Energy Florida's US$1 billion investment in Florida.
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